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Spanish Food Caterer – Adelaide SA

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Catering Packages & Pricing

Monday to Saturday

GUEST NUMBERS Veg/Vegan Paella pp Meat Paella pp Seafood Paella pp Senyoret Paella pp
40-80 people $21.00 $23.00 $26.00 $28.00
81-120 people $20.00 $21.00 $24.00 $26.00
121+ people $18.00 $19.00 $22.00 $24.00

Sunday & Public Holidays

GUEST NUMBERS Veg/Vegan Paella pp Meat Paella pp Seafood Paella pp Senyoret Paella pp
40-80 people $22.00 $24.00 $27.00 $29.00
81-120 people $21.00 $22.00 $25.00 $27.00
121+ people $19.00 $20.00 $23.00 $25.00

Other possibilities available (lobster, scallops, halal meat, etc..) depending on market availability.

Arrangements available for smaller groups.

Pricing Notes

Combo Paellas: if paellas are combined, total guest numbers for the order are considered. For example, an order with 45 meat serves and 45 seafood serves would be priced at 90 guests ($21 meat and $24 seafood).

Additional surcharges:

  • Cutlery and Bowls: up to 80 people $20, up to 120 people $30
  • Combo (2 flavours): 40 people or less, $30

Ingredients & Dietary Info

  • Meat paella contains chicken, pork belly & meatballs
  • Our paellas are gluten, nut and dairy free, but please advise us of any allergies
  • Vegetarian/vegan paella contains no animal products
  • All our paellas are prepared using bomba rice and extra virgin olive oil

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Hola Paellas SA

Call Patrick on 0406 663 204
Patrick Escobar, the chef, comes from Vila-real, Castellón, a city 60 kilometers from Valencia. In Castellón a paella on Sundays is a traditional dish to share with your family or friends every weekend. Bon appétit!

Party or Business Drop-Off Catering

Is the team super hungry? 
Got a business event?
Or just want to treat the staff?

We can organise corporate catering for businesses and clubs throughout the Adelaide CBD, Adelaide Suburbs, Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley and Northern Suburbs

We can cook LUNCH for special events and occasions
OR
Similarly deliver LUNCH every week or fortnightly or month… It’s all up to you amigo.

Give Patrick a call to discuss.

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Hi all! We still have to change some prices in our website, as unluckily ingredients prices are rising and rising.

Vegan paella preparation is much much longer than the meat or seafood ones, so prices for those paellas will be the same as the meat paella and prices will be one more dollar than prices on the website. Those changes will not be applied to all the previous bookings, only from now on.

Paella can also be personlized depending on what you would like on it, as crayfish for example as you can see in the photos!!!

Bon appetite!!!
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Hi all! We still have to change some prices in our website, as unluckily ingredients prices are rising and rising.

Vegan paella preparation is much much longer than the meat or seafood ones, so prices for those paellas will be the same as the meat paella and prices will be one more dollar than prices on the website. Those changes will not be applied to all the previous bookings, only from now on.

Paella can also be personlized depending on what you would like on it, as crayfish for example as you can see in the photos!!!

Bon appetite!!!
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Looks delicious Patrick Escobar Martinez. Never compromise on good ingredients. That is why your food is delicious.😋

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6 days ago
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In Truro today.
Live music, drinks and our paellas!

Bon appetite @followers
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In Truro today. 
Live music, drinks and our paellas!

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Looking good! Smelling AMAZING!! Truro is the place to be!! Live Music at 1pm with Nathan Bruhn 🤩

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We will be in Truro Hotel this Sunday at midday preparing a meat paella and a vegan paella. If you are in the area for the long weekend, come and enjoy our paellas in an emblematic place!!!

Bon appetite!!!

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We will be in Truro Hotel this Sunday at midday preparing a meat paella and a vegan paella. If you are in the area for the long weekend, come and enjoy our paellas in an emblematic place!!!

How to cook a Valencian paella, the traditional way. Chicken, rabbit, green beans, garrofó (XXXL butter beans), grated tomato, paprika, rice, saffron, salt.

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Great day today in Festival Plaza!
I liked the image of the two people eating paella with the steam coming from it, so I asked them if I could post the photo I took... and here it is, thanks for that.

Also a big thanks to someone in Clare who tried our paellas in the past and recommended us for this event... it takes time however we are getting more and more functions through referrals.

Tomorrow we will be in St Andrew's, in Villawood catering for more than 200 people.
Coming from Villarreal, I like the name Villawood!

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Great day today in Festival Plaza!
I liked the image of the two people eating paella with the steam coming from it, so I asked them if I could post the photo I took... and here it is,  thanks for that. 

Also a big thanks to someone in Clare who tried our paellas in the past and recommended us for this event... it takes time however we are getting more and more functions through referrals. 

Tomorrow we will be in St Andrews,  in Villawood catering for more than 200 people. 
Coming from Villarreal, I like the name Villawood!

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Villa-real-wood!

I miss paellas!!!

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The Origin of Paella

Paella is one of the best-known dishes in the Spanish cuisine. For this reason, it may be seen internationally as Spain’s national dish, but Spaniards almost unanimously consider it to be a dish from the Valencian region; those who live there, in turn, regard paella as one of their identifying symbols.

Paella takes its name from the wide, shallow traditional pan used to cook the dish on an open fire. Paella means “frying pan” in Valencian, Valencia’s regional language.

As a dish, there are records it started around century XVI (1500) in the rural area around the Albufera lagoon adjacent to the city of Valencia, on the east coast of Spain, as peasants and shepherds needed to eat while working and using the ingredients they had available.

Paella valenciana is the traditional paella of the Valencia region, believed to be the original recipe, and consists of round grain rice, bajoqueta and tavella (varieties of green beans), rabbit, chicken, sometimes duck, garrofó (a variety of lima or butter bean), and optionally snails. Artichoke hearts and stems may be used as seasonal ingredients. Olive oil is used as a base, and saffron and (sometimes) whole rosemary branches are used as seasoning.

Paella de marisco (seafood paella) replaces meat with seafood as Valencian community shares a long coast with Mediterranean Sea where fresh prawns, fish and octopus or squids are used for seafood paella and other recipes.

There are 2 mains varieties of Seafood paella, Senyoret paella and Black Rice. Senyoret means “gentleman” in Valencian and it is a seafood paella with all prawns peeled, as one customer did not want to peel them.

Black rice is a seafood paella cooked using squid ink and it is usually served with alioli.

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